The Broken Fed Models Have Unleashed a Razor-Thin Profit Opportunity - Get in Now

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You're doing yourself a great disservice if you don't [see this](... --------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------- [Click here to learn more]( MEDIA --------------------------------------------------------------- [Keith's Take: Amazon, Alibaba, and Tesla Watch the full video here.]( September 29, 2018 [Powell's Comments Just Don't Wash - But Here's How You Invest for Maximum Profit Potential Anyway!]( [Click to view online]( Dear Total Wealth Reader, Bank stocks led the markets lower on Wednesday, following remarks from Fed Chair Jerome Powell who doesn't see inflation rising faster than expected - in Fedspeak... to the upside - because, "it's not in our forecasts." Oh boy. This is so astounding that I almost don't know where to start, especially since the major indices all promptly took off to the upside on Thursday (for reasons I'll get into a moment that can really make a huge difference to your financial future). The Fed's models are hopelessly out of date and are based on economic conditions from 100 years ago when this was a country driven by manufacturing - not data, not the Internet, and not services. Of course, they don't reflect higher inflation. They didn't reflect the Financial Crisis of 2008 either... or the recovery that began in 2009... or anything else for that matter. Powell wouldn't know inflation if it bit him in the you know what because his models probably don't reflect that either! The mainstream media will hang on every word with the expectation that you will, too. Only we know better. And here's why. [(Click here)]( Key Takeaways: - The Fed's models are badly broken, which is why they CAN'T reflect reality. - Understanding why is key when it comes to investing for big profits anyway. - This company is the quintessential example of what you should look for (and buy). - The Fed's models are badly broken, but that doesn't mean you can't exploit the openings that are created by them. Combing through reports and law books, I stumbled upon an obscure piece of legislation - Public Law 92-313 - and the outcome of this law could spell out up to an extra $1,795 every single month, thanks to a genius investment strategy. Just [click here]( for more information. 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It's so vital to America's national security, the Pentagon has flagged it as "America's Number One Priority" - and one expert with privileged access to the military just uncovered unclassified [raw footage of this breakthrough in action](... --------------------------------------------------------------- [Member Spotlight: What Does Total Wealth Mean to You?]( "Keith, saw your article about Amazon to $2 trillion, and read about Alexa listening in to conversation. Aren't you worried about Alexa listening into your conversation between you and your wife? You're not bothered by the invasion of privacy? And won't Amazon be a victim of its own monumental success if its plan to permeate every industry causes the justice department to come calling because of antitrust issues? - Okeke L. Thanks for asking, Okeke. Yes. In fact, I find the invasion of privacy to be disturbing as hell. However, there's not a lot I can do about it - the entire conversation surrounding Internet privacy should have taken place 40 years ago when the Internet was in its infancy. As for antitrust regs... there's a twist that catches a lot of people by surprise. Our antitrust laws were designed nearly a century ago to protect consumers against harm by the likes of Standard Oil and other conglomerates that controlled any given supply chain from soup to nuts. However, there is no "harm" being caused by Amazon; instead there are lower pricing, faster delivery, broader choice... all of which are good for consumers. And that's why the Justice Department or FTC would have a nearly impossible task of applying hopelessly antiquated anti-trust laws in this instance. Could they be written? Probably. I there's a good argument to be made that contemporary antitrust regulation should include marketplace architecture - meaning the electronic nature of and competition within online commerce. Anything less means we are blind as a society to the real hazard Amazon poses and to the way it uses data to derive a competitive advantage. And our government is incapable of meaningful action. In the meantime, Amazon is quite literally the only game in town. One other thought. Amazon is getting big enough and powerful enough that the company clearly has social investing implications not unlike those created by firearms makers, booze producers and tobacco companies - the so-called "sin stocks." That means buying stock isn't as "simple" as it used to be. But, there's no doubt it can be profitable. 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